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President Donald Trump's approval rating is on a historic high three weeks after his start and even one in five Democrats thinks he is doing well.
That is the extraordinary finding of a new JL Partners/Dailymail.com -Poll.
Certainly, his figures are still bad for a newly inaugurated supreme commander, but his whirlwind begins – making a swading through government agencies, deporting migrants and threatening trade wars with countries from Colombia to Canada – is not as divided as it would if possible if possible if possible if possible could have been.
To test his task rating, JL Partners interviewed 1000 registered voters throughout the country on Sunday.
It turned out that 53 percent of respondents so far approved the performance of the president.
That includes groups that he has had difficulty in attracting.
Almost half of the women approved their performance and 41 percent of black voters agreed (compared to 16 to 20 percent of the black Americans who voted for Trump in November.)
James Johnson, co-founder of JL Partners, said that Trump had a reputation for a long time to distribute the country.
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President Donald Trump enjoyed his highest approval classifications since he was sworn
“But Trump's popularity has reached new heights this week, at 53 percent, including winning one in five Democrats,” he said.
'That comes after the policy of these first few weeks, which we have again led to we assume: from deportations and dei to rates.
“It is not always that a cheers of a crowd correspond to reality, but this time the audience looks a lot like the audience of Super Bowl that the president encouraged last night.”
When Trump walked to the field in New Orleans on Sunday evening in New Orleans, he was met by a generally positive response, although there was a bit angry and Jeers.
The whole game was a reminder of how Trump cuts another figure in 2024 until the start of his first term.
Athletes use his dance movements to celebrate scoring and the NFL has dropped its 'final racism' logo of end zones.
Tech Titans, such as Mark Zuckerberg, who rescheduled him in 2017, are now visitors to the President's Mar-A-Lago house and have, for example, reduced Factenscheck operations.
The poll shows that he now has support in almost all age groups. Only voters older than 65 give him a general negative assessment.
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Respondents on another DailyMail.com also showed that voters used terms such as 'president' and 'country' to describe why they were more positive towards Trump
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Voters who said they had a more positive image of the Trump -exhibit land, president and America as part of their reasons for their changing views
And a series of other polls shows a similar honeymoon.
A rolling average maintained by Real Clear Politics brought Trump to 49 percent approval compared to 45.3 who rejected his performance. That gives him a net positive score of 3.7 points, the highest it has ever entered into politics since Trump in 2015.
A CBS survey reflected the results of DailyMail.com and discovered that 53 percent of the approved voters and 47 percent rejected.
Respondents used words such as 'tough', 'energetic', 'focused' and 'effective' when asked to explain their views.
When JL Partners asked the respondents last month why their opinion had become more positive, they used terms that suggested that voters were ready to gather around a new leader.
They used words such as' land 'and' president.